, 1887-06-28
TOW TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughou the City.

The annual reception Of the Cheyenne
club will be held next Thursday evening.
Attorney Rowan has 6led a motion for
a new trial in the Trumble. Miley homicide
case.
II TracklaYing on the cheyenne Il North
ern has reached a point four or FIVE miles
beyond Bordeaux.
The fifth and last of the spring series
of bicycle hops will be given at Library
ball Friday evening, July l..
The material for the street railway has
been ordered, and is expected daily. Mr..
Flanagan, who is to have charge of the
construction. will arrive from Denver this
evening.
DIR. Moore, of the Denver university.
will deliver a lecture in the NJ. E.
church IN this tuesday, evening. Sub
Iect, The Mysteries of Sleep" Admis.
sion, so cents,
l. X. Grow, proprietor of the Douglas
Aduertiser, is about to sell his newspaper
and emigrate to Sturgis, Dakota. Mr..
Crow is a thorough journalist, but finds
the field in Douglas TOO small.
The Douglas Budget says that arrange
ments are being made to tender Governor
Moonlight a grand reception upon the oc
casion of his arrival in that city. The
matter has been placed in the hands of a
committee.
Deputy Spalley took Belle Drury, who
was a witness in the lie Roy horse steal
ing case, to Laramie last night. From
Laramie Mr.. Smalley will proceed to Bel
levue, Idaho, and secure Wallace, who is
wanted on a charge of larceny
There was blood on the pale face of the
moon in the Strong family Sunday night.
W. s. Strong assaulted his wife, and his
son interfered, when the strong elder
Threatened to anhihilate his offspring.
and yesterday was placed under $500 to
maintain peace.
1t Is a rather singular coincidence that
Bell Drury, who was brought here to tes-
tify in the lie Roy case, is serving a SEN
tence in the Albany county for robblng
Ed. Linn. who occupies a cell in the same
institution charged with the murder of a
man named Parker at Fort Fettermau.
Mr.. Gamble. owner of the Ristori
mine in the Silver Crown district, was
showing some specimens from his claim
about own yesterday, which assay from
$3.50 to $3.50 in gold per ton. There is a
twenty loot shaft and a five foot vein on
the Ristori. The mineral also carries
copper, silver and tin.
1t is authoritatively asserted that the
cheyenne & Northern will construct
large and well arranged ~stockyards on the
north side OF the Platte river, a mile and
n half beyond the mouth of the Cotton
wood. In this event Carey Bros. and
several large Powder river firms will ship
over that road this fall. "
On motion of Prosecuting Attorney
Stoll, the case OF the Territory VS.. Ever
EFT, Anderson, Lewis and Jennie Berry.
indicted for the murder of Richard Rice,
near Fort Laramie, was yesterday contin-
ued to the next term of court. John
Chas. Thompson and Gibson Clark are
attorneys for the defendant.
The much talked OF picnic took place
Sunday as advertised. The grounds near
Chugwater are pronounced the finest in
the West. Fishing. base ball. foot races
and other sports were participated in by
the excursionists, all of whom join in the
sentiment. that the trip was an ENJOYABLE
one and the day pleasantly spent.
Progress and Pizen" is what the incl
dent suggested to the reporter. The man
who was taken into custody for drunken
ness three evenings since, and had a trihe
over 800 in his possession, out of which
he gleefully paid his fine, was Yesterday
again arraigned on the same charge. He
was ragged, unshaYen, disconsolate, dis
gusted and a financial wreck. The Judge
assessed him $40, which sum he will work
out on the streets.
1T was a fellow what looked like me-
earnestly protested Peter Peterson as
Judge Fisher was trying him on a charge
of drunk and disorderly" yesterday.
As the fellow had two black eyes, a scalp
wound, a bitten ear, and a badly swelled
hand as mementoes of his Saturday
nights experience, the Judge concluded
that it was hardly possible that the de-
PENDANT had been mistaken for another
party and fined him Sl3.
st. Jacobs oil cures chickens OF roup